The pitfall of date functions such as newdate in JavaScript in safari

The pitfalls encountered by date functions such as newdate in JavaScript in safari have been successfully debugged using Chrome on the PC during mobile Web development, however, the iPhone encountered a strange problem when it was tested. After a series of debugging, it is found that there is a problem with the date. At first it was suspected that it was a problem in the production environment, but the same problem also occurred when debugging locally using safari of Mac. After reading some information, I found that safari has a strange problem with support for JavaScript's new Date function.

Generally, because you are used to the datetime format in SQL, the date is converted into the yyyy-mm-dd format. However, safari does not support this format, so when you enter the following statement, A blank time is returned.

New Date ('2014-04-17 ');

Safari supports the format yyyy/mm/dd. The difference mainly lies in the short horizontal-and slash/, while the format like Slash can also run normally in other common browsers, therefore, you only need to change them to a slash. The conversion function is as follows:

New Date ('1970-04-17 '. replace (/-/g ,"/"));